OTTAWA, Ontario, May 30, 2005 - Anetac Software Solutions, a Canadian based company that specializes in media editing and distribution software solutions announced today the introduction of the Medi@ Card(TM) Service: a worldwide electronic media disc distribution system. This new service is centered on business card CDs - small CD-ROM discs which are a fraction of the size of regular CD-ROMs in shape and capacity. Business card CD-ROMs have become popular advertising tools used by both corporate representatives and private individuals.

This service is offered completely over the Internet. Users may keep their own private stock of blank business card CD-ROMs and initiate service requests by linking to the company web site whenever new content or disc tracking information is required. A broadband Internet connection and a disc-burning device are required for complete product fulfillment.

Most people just want to get their media content from point A to point B without any fuss over land based mail delivery systems or media format incompatibilities. The Medi@ Card(TM) Service provides a bridge with a platform independent solution. It provides a paradigm shift towards towards electronic "transportation" of media discs over the Internet.
As technology improves, the same concept can be used to electronically transport all types of media discs including full size CD-ROMS and DVDs.

Other services offered by Anetac Software Solutions include the Medi@ Tracking System(TM), which provides visual disc access statistics over the Internet and a suite of media software tools that can be used to create and prepare content to upload to the Medi@ Card(TM) Service. Free evaluation versions of all software products are available for download from the company web site.

About Anetac Software Solutions
Anetac Software solutions is an Internet based multimedia software and web service company with patent pending technology focused on media content manipulation and distribution. Anetac Software sells four software products and has developed two related web services targeted towards facilitating the media conversion and distribution process.

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